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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH WEDNESDAY. JUNE s. 1887

counties south Of Tampa have alao csta'-
iished quarantine against Key West In
order TO insure a thorough fumigaslon oil
the mails at Tampa the employment OF
extra help has been authorized.
The Secretary Of the Treasury TO-DAY
authorized the employment OF six nurse.
TO attend the SICK IN the barracks h1'p''ll
at Key West, Fla, and four guard - pro
iect The property OF persons removed 10
the hospital.
kEY WEST, June :. There has been one
new case Of yellow.ieyer here since yestef-
day and no deaths.
DR.. Mereno and other Cuban physicians
here deny positively the prevalence OF yell
low fever, and assert that the disease -
merely an acclimating fever OF peculiarly
fatal type unless properly treated.
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Funeral OF Ex-Vicc-i'rcsident
Wheeler.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NaLoNE. y. Y, June The obsequles
Over the pains OF cN.Nicc-Prc-idcn'
Wheeler were held i'm the congregational
church thi, afternoon. Every available
fror ~ space IN the urge edilice WAS occu-
;i,d hv people who desired 10 testify TO
rhcir eileen. Tor the deceased md respect
for ~, ID MWy. All business place. were
cio-d at T. O'Clock for The remainder
= iLc CAV. The body remained At
ihc house until hi, morning. when.
as I'D o'c!nck. after prayer. Il was moved
;u lhc Yc~ubuie OF The church, whore il
ilic iu state and wa, viewed until O'Clock
rIc Children oftac schools. their teachers,
and hundred, OF OtEcr- bad an opportunity
10 icob upon the v,i.kroNn feature. for
iLc L~t time The p1ll.bcarer, were DIV.
LWrnCe. II. y. faylor, G. g.. Gleason,
William \. short, Thoml, 4. Kane. and j..
!. ~t.Ncr, olt and lifelong friend. oi Mr..
Wl,cer. ! Be large auditorium va, beau.
uluiy GraTCd With pr0iu.iou OF Grape,
nd the hat.pual il'es and q wreath OF
flowers adoiGcd every appropriate pl1cc.
Aiicl the bearers had carried the remains 10
q position in front Of The desk the SER
vice, begun is IN invocation blythe pastor.
Rev. { :. B'cbaIds. The choir sang the
beautiful anthem. which had been ilyor.
itcoi Mr.. NLcder, entitled "JcrLsalem.
;hc Golden" i potion Of scripture wa,
read 10y Rev ". C.. ". Lewis, p ,>tOr o.
-. Marks, aud prayer wa> offered ~ Rev
j. ". A>bWoiih. pastor 81 The First Elp
ii-i chu,cb. The choir then sang Nj.
Wl,dT's fVortc hymu-
"Csmo unto 1ne when shadows Ga-hly gather,
when 'Ao lad heart i weary aud dis
ticsSrd.
The pastor then preached m eloquent
-Gmm from The text And they snail
tli.g the .lo!Y aud honor ~ The nation, 10
49, Revelations Mi, 20. Alter q dis
Dol.-o ou ,bc oNt Mr. Richards discussed
zoe c.arC0r cd tie oor,a,eG stale Eah
g.. ; ti.!1sI, riot, ani Christian. ~ i"t
c,Tc.r~i.u 81 he interesting ant inprt>
,iVo ceremony The funeral Core}e WA
lciu,0. GuG under the escort 0i The recn-
t,.sc},nlh scuaiatr company 10 wendtd a.,
way to IRE beautiful cemetery el,t
~ tlr NilD-c. and BE- ], nOW Of
rest lc>i3c Toe icm1in> Of his wife
and kindred WHO preceded hiLl many years
$50. ANON lbc distinguished Gentlemen
IN attendance we're cT.pr ,iGcit l.. Il
Ilayt- and o., -on webb: Gtu,r'i Wililm
4. Iart and ,N-~p. akcr George l.. Erwin.
I Io;>Oam; General y. Martin Curii,;
Nc,.r-. Palmer and smith, OF the JoiraqL
Il Ood,nsIur-h; senator Charles p.
KNAPP. 81 LoNyilc; cX.GoycruOr j. Gre
cory smith, OF II. Adams; Ccngrc> ,m1n.
tlcctJ II. N,iu. Charles II. Moore, and
:. l. Wheeler. Of Plit-hurg; G. b. Stacy
pa u. O. SNcrt, OF Nicaol,ytl'c, aad
hundreds oi OlerS. There will Dee q me.
moi3luoctiu. bIi ia the Congregational
,hUrcD mi, evening. at which approprll',
aGar,.sc, viii be made ana resolutions
U.~-Cu.
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Observation-Disclosures.

CINCNNATI o.. June 7.--T1is afternoon
2 tram IN the Cincinnati, Washington and
Ralnmore road, which had been out making
a tes' Of a patent brake, ran upon an I'm.
hal'a>rcd side.track on returning on Mill.
creek bottom. The rails sank and threw
the engine and four coaches down a thirty =
foot embankment. causing loss Of $4,000.
40 che was hurt except The engineer, who
Renowned with his engine, and be hut
slightly. The ears were empty. The trick
man bad left the switch open.
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Fierce VoIeamoin sonora.

TrCsoN, ARR. June 7.-EXplorers sent
out by Governor Torres, Of Sonora, 10 ascer
tain the existence OF tie volcano As re-
ported near Bahispe, Sonora, have re-
iurncd. They report an active volcano
fourteen miles southeast OF Blhi>pe, IN
sierra Madre mountains. Tie party could
not approach nearer than within four
niles Of the mOuulai1s. The crater was
pouring forth immense volumes OF smoke,
fire, ana lava. Boiling water issued from
the side Of the mountain, and lava in vast
waves slowly poured down the mountains
side into canyons, which are being tiled up.
The boiling water has destroyed all yege-
tation in the valleys in the vicinity. one
peculiar feature OF tue volcano Is It's great
activity. Boulders weighing tons were
hurled down from the crater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

lBy telegraph to the pi,patcn.I

10y IEItEIdIN % IIIV I'I7I7Il0II'I
WASHINGTON. juno MIR. v. W. Cor
coran rested quietly last night ana TO-DAY
end thc paralysis has rot spread 10 any
otncr parts q ai, system. Hi mind !, per-
icctly clear, aud he take, freely The nourish-
mtt allowed by the physicians. Several
consultation, were beld durug the day by
Dr.. Lincoln and lIagper. and they are
much encouraged "a The manner IN which
rfcir patient holds his own. They say that
iut fer Mr.. Corc0ran's extremely advanced
ace nc ca>r would not be considered So
riou. \ number Of kilograms have been
received by the family ADD many people
have called 10 express their sympathy.
Among u callers were Secretary Bfyard,
Acmhal Porter. aud Mr. Bancroft, tue lis
f.ff.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
TciaIRaiirond Collision.

~ EIV
CLEVELAND, @ June AT ne eros ing
OF ne baltimore and ohio and the Clcye.
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and ludianapo-
liz railroad az shelby last night IA freight
train on the former ran into 4 pIS,n.
freight on the latter. Twenty-Five ears
and two engines were demolished, causing
a loss 81 SO, 900. En- ineer Lyons, Of the
Balumore and Ohio. was fatally injured.
The Baltimore aud Ohio train had broken
in twO and the engineer was irving to avert
a collision between the two sections when
the scciGent occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
DEATHS.

DAvIS.-Died. at Charlottesville, Va. JOHN
y, DAVIS. Ii. d., In his sixty-seSentn year,
formerly OF Richmond.
KING.-Died, on Monday, June 9Th, at IL
o'clock p. NJ, at the residence OF his parents,
a3ls Twenty-fcurth aud \ streets, WALTER
LEE. infant son OF X. l.. and ). Z. King; aged
nftocn months and thirteen days.
"Sufier little children 10 come unto Me, and
forbid them not, for Of such Is the kingdom Of
Heaven
Funeral viii take place at the residence
TINS "wednesday AFTERNOON az O'Clock.
Friends and acqualntances are respectfully ln-
yited TO attend.
WORMELEY.-Died,in this city, June Tth, a.
aI0 A. NJ, ELLEN b. W0RMELEY, wife OF DR..
carter w. Wormeley, Of Manskin Lodge. King
William county. and daughter OF the late Philip
IightfoOt, Of Port Royal; aged sixty-nine.
The funeral will take place from 81. James
church THIS Wednesday AFTERNOON at4;3O
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend.
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w. w., ucioie the Alumni Association ~ The
,ene :, IA, ngr'cu'iurel and Mechanical Col.
"ln r, az blackSburg, yesterday. lie is IA
svmnus ~ this Institution.
~ w, Mitchell, ESQ OF PoNh1ian, hIs
ue,n IN The CITY this week.
- ~ L"lolt Groys viii hayc a gioriou, e.
Permitting. Wv
nc CapiialCitv Club will hold i,s quar-.
,s'N roGnion tonight at It's club-room, 40.
10 hoilh Governor street, at Q O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
by telegraph 10 tho Dispatch. !

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Acting Surgeon
General >toner, Of the marine hospital SER
vice, yesterday telegraphed to tue pre-.
sidtnt OF the Board Of Health at
Tampa, Fla, for information as TO
What measures have been adopted Of thd
ely 10 prevent ibe spread OF yellow-fever.
a reply was received this morning saying
that passengers IRON tue infected districts
Hefe o.ialned In quarantine fifteen days
and their baggage dismiected. The coist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
JerOne-Park Races.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l


Ngw YORK. June First receive
igbihS OF mile My Own won; Petu-
LARGE SccoTd. Sensation third. Time. l:0jl.
Second race-one and one sixth miles
SaXony won IN 4 canter; Boss second, Jen-
ME q. Third. Time, 1914.
Third Iace-One ana one fourth miles
Tarboucbe won; nypasia second, Ouoco
third. Time, 2:lj.
Fourth rlce-One aud one fourth miles
Richmond won; Lottery second, StriLhspry
third. Time, 2:l4.
Fifth race-seyen eigbthS OF mile-La
Clair won: Phil. Lewis second, Blue Line
third. Time, 1929. The betting was 10 to |
against the Winner. Mptlals paid Sl+j.
Sixth race stecrlecla,c. 9hort course
IIasboroueh won: Will Davis second, jack
third. Tine, $3.50.
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The Pistol in u kentucky school.
1nv rnlngrnnh IN the Disnntnhl

HENDERSON, ny, June 7.-PrOiesSOr +.
+. Clark, superintendent Of public schools,
was shot to-day by Professor Th0ma.
Posey. principal Of the high school. The
two men having had a long-Standng en-.
nifty cot INTO a quarrel thu, afternoon in
The Eign.schOOl room, when Principal
Pos,y drew revolver and fired three times
at Clark in the presence OF the pupils,
Wourd ding him severely in the face, arm. aud
shoulder POsey surrendered himself.
Both men are prominent in society.
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Ihc Presidents vacation Drawing
GOa Close.

by telegraph 10 tho D@patch]
TPo~pECr House.. y. Z. June THE
President Nil ger bis tfulldly Of f.hins
Tomorrow. Ri, arrangements for leaving
TIE WOODS ere completed aud viii De car
led out Thurdly. Thursday afternoon
The Iaity viii Do driven to Paul smith, stl-
ton Is WY OF Paul Smiths Hotel, aud Al
the station viii find awaiting The specla.
train that BROUGHT them tothe woods. The
Jun TO Albany VIII be 10y way OF The
Vermont Central railroad, arriving IN
that city ct ou early hour Friday
morning. The President will accept The
invitation Of Governor Hill, ana BE- and
bi, party viii breakfast Ut the Executive
Mansion, on EogIe street. After stay OF
three tours the journey TO Washington
will he resumed, and it j. expected the
party viii reach The Executive M,nsinn
there during FRI 'ay evening. There viii
be TO public reception to the President at
Albany.
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six Men Crushed Under IA Failing
scnGOid.

IEy teItFTdIh 70 NO UI5T'VT"'I
WASHINGTON, -. g., June "a large
Stone warehouse is being erected IN tue
southeastern part O! the city. This mora
lng the masous suspended work duriog a
rnin.storm End .hetered Themselves under
the scsfold, which was overloaded WIN
store. The !abOters, 10 make iull ume'
continued TO work IN the rain, ana pled TIE
s,oue on the scanold until 1t broke down,
crushing six meu under IL one lnason'
named John Clarke, YVES killel. Inree
others were dangerously injured, ana t"o
leOs seriously hurt
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NEW YORK.


NKw YORK, June 7.-Cotton quiet; sales, 1914
bales: uplands, II 7-l6c. Orleans, IL Sc. net
receipts, S53 bales; eXpOrts-tO the Continent,
l,5.5 bales: stock, 333.639 bales. Southern
flour quiet. Wheat opened haic. higher.
closing weak with the advance lost; June and
July opened 5satc. higher, declined ..slb
closing steady. with some reaction; No. 2 red,
June, es'Sc. aiiO04; July. VI 1-l6a95hc. Corn
firm: No. 2, juno, AN a4Sc. July. Isl afSHc.
Oats ste6Gy; mixed western, 3ia36c. No. 2,
June. b C.; July, 33Sa33Ac. Hops quiet.
Co1ee-fair Rio duh at s22JO No. Z Rio. June.
SO 50aS2O.G0; July, 80 7jas20.g. Sugar dun
and nominal; refined quiet S0lasses steady.
Rice firm. COttOn-seed Cil-3ic. for crude, llc.
for refined. Resin steady at sl.25atl.30 Tur-
IeutiDe quiet at 35hc. Hides quiet Wool quiet.
Pork firm mess, SIS for Old, sl6 tor new. Beef
steady. Middies dun and nominal Lard 9aiic.
lower and ouly moderately artige; western
steam, ;G.9a19; June, $500; July, S69ias7.0s.
hreights firm.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 7.-Cash quotations.: Flour
firm aud unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat,
ny a03c. No. ? red, eye. No 2 corn. 3Sa}5Hc.
No. oats, 2Jkc. Mess-pOrk, t2250. Lard,
1851 as6 co. shortrib Sides tioose), s7.3s.
Dry-salted shoulders boxed. s5.60as5.70. Short
clear sldes boxed, 81. 70as7.75.
Leading futuree ranged.
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FENIEW UF TIE LHIIAUU NAKhET.
CHICAGO. June 7.-Thore was q continuation
OF the bulish feeling OF Saturday afternoon In
the wheat pit this morning. June opened &c.
letter than Saturdays closing; July opened st
SIZE, sold to s7hc.. and then picked up steadi-
iy TO Sssc. The latter ngure was put by the
crowd for the moment, notwithstanding the
large receipts ON the suppositlon tina, the shorts
we're rushing IN afraid OF being severely pinch-
ed. The belief was also current tina. the
clique would eventually bull July wheat. Au-
gust was scarcely firm between $40 and size
AT the opening cables were quiet Receipts
we're large after the first rush. The tone Of
wheat was steadier. July kept close 10 TAc,
The increasHa talk began 10 snbaldo, and It's
place was taken by probability Of decrease.
Therefore there was no surprise when IL was
announced that the visible supply had 40
creased 75s000 bushels duriag tho past week.
Tho statement hell July up 10 Sha
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

BELLE or BOURBON Ten-Year Old Wits
key. For People Of Weak Constitutions,
or those run down by oyerw0rk, small
win,.gla.siul OF thi, Pure Whiskev viii
prove beneficial. Wholesale by f. a.
SAUNDERS q son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
3 SAD ACCIDENT.
The browning of Two Boys Near
Raleigh.
Special telegram to tho Dlspatch.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.l
PAIfIGH. y. c.. June "A most DIS
iTt>.IBg case OF drowning occurred here
Tbs afternoon. which threw the city into
deep grid. Tee victims Of this disaster
were james NcPhecicr,. the second son OF
AleXsndCr NJ. McPb'eiers, and Otho
ilueLCs, The eldest son OF william H.
lIugEcs. The accident occurred at o
natAlg place on Walnut creek. a small
,;Ic.m mule SOuih al the CITY. \ party
of dozen toy, OF which Hughes and Nc.
Pltcier, we're the largest, went 10 the
81 &C. 10 haihc. Ordinarily the water l.
shallow, hut heavy Iaius have washed out
The -apG aud made deep water. llugbc' and
NCPhccleT> were unable 10 swim and be.
g9u 10 ink soon after they entered the
water. Willie Hughes, younger brother
% ClhO, n ade cainest efforts 10 save him.
hui to 10 purpose. Both ONO lIughc, and
MrPLCct,r- >aLk Tor the last time locked III
each Gtblf .arWs. Hughes was sixteen years
n aec and McPdcetcT, fourteen. The bO.
dio~ W6rr rot recovered for over m hour.
rhty were brought into :he city after
nigllflll. Great crowds collected, and the
dc,I,>, sympathy vas expressed for thc
paItutS IL both the hovS. McPhee-
tel =, ailCr j. a prominent broker
OF th,, chs ana man widely known in
bu.Wc,, ord socill life. llughe>'s father j.
Gca'or IN china, ana came here from Ports
mouth. Va. q few yc.rs ago. Young Ne
Ph orcr, Va, a handsome and int ligcnt
Youth, AID you9g Hughes wa, remarkably
hri.bt. AZ The commencement u Raleigh
Mal, AcadCmy last week he bore of no less
than SIX houOrs. The mothers ~ both
boy. are utterly proslTatcd by grief. 1t j.
one OF the aIddc-t aiaT, of the kind ever
luoNn hcIe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
international Ty geographical Union
1Rv telarrnnh % tho Dispatch.l

j. ErTFALO, n. Y, June L. Willism Aiml'
son. OF Nashville. Tenn, was TO-DAY re-
elected president OF the International typo
graphical Union. 49, ..
Al the evening session OF the typo
sr.nbers Edward T.. Plank, OF san Fran
Eco. was elected first vice-presldent:
Charles Gamewell, Of Washington, second
y,ce.president; and David Nj. Paseoe, OF
Philadelphia, secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
COURT ITEMS.

Colonel Robert Bingham, OF Bingham
School, leaves in a few days for European
tour. expecting TO Te,urn about SeDtember
1>t. lie is enc OF the foremost educators
in the South, or, indeed, in the enllre
country.
The selection Of Colonel l.. l.. Polk aS
The stat, : representative at the Interstate
Convention ut Atlanta on August 10th gives
general satisfaction.
Hi.bop Il. Il. Lymsn's friends are much
pleaSed al Il c news that his state Of health
i not serious. and that in about a month
he expects to resume his heavy burden OF
work.
North Carolinians are everywhere, and
ale making good records IN other States.
One of the hardest workers aud most
popular men in the Florida Legislature l.
Young Mr.. Washington, new settler, who
is a nephew OF Mr. John c. Washington,
Of Klnstop, n. c.
Lieutenant John G. Williams has been
elected captain OF the Governors Guard
OF this city.
Mr.. w. $. Primrose, president OF the
Board Of Trustees OF the State Agricnl.
tuIal and Mechanical College, went 10 Old
Point 10. day TO sttend the Insurance Con-
yention.
CURRENT NEWS.
Tie crop reports which come in daily
continue 10 be remarkably favorable.
Wheat is ripening well aud No signs ol
disease are apparent.
The Ouartermaster.G General has received
requisl.ions for tents from the Goidsboro'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
observation-disclosures.

Nyw YORK, June An official inyestl-
len INTO The collision between the Celtic
I'D RrItanic began to-day. The court is
aos,,,osed of the British Consul and three
Rrilish steamship capialns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Boy.Murderers Arraigned
lBy teIegraph % the DlspaLch.l

NEW YORK. June Two boys, John
Meehnp, aged nine, and William Klotz-
berger, aged eleven, were arraigned In the
ToiDbs Police Court to day charged with
murder. They were so small that the
magistrate was obliged to rise aud look
over his desk 10 see them. While on tue
way home from school they pelted with
stones and kicked and iostled an old and
feeble Italian until be fell, fracturing his
skull. He died in the hospital.
The coroner refused to hold the boys on
The charge OF causing The old Italians
death. and they were discharged by Jus.
tice smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
SOutt Carolina Journalists An Sew
Work.

NLW YORK, June 7.-Seycnty-scyen south
Carolua neNSplper.men, member, OF the
Pres Association ii that State, are on q
visit 10 This city. They reached here yesier-
DAY on toe steiner seminole from Charles
ton, snd will pend a week here sight
sceirg. They are stopping at the Grand
Central Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
DiAifenliN Declnreh.

NEw York. June 1.-The directors OF
the Richmond aud west Point Terminal
Comuauy to-day declared q semiannual
dividend Of q per cent. on preferred stock,
and ibe directors Of the Richmond and
Dlnyilc railr0ld declared a Semi-annuli
diyldcLd Of per cent. Both dividends
are payable jug lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

....t. 90 entertainments ;nr t1e brAe-
60. pr..hytsriu church opened a.
..t..... IIu la>t ni.ht under the mot
.....-. su-p.eD-. Ilc h1ll was well
....dll, folio 100" mu-lcIl proErtm ne
e.- ...I rendered: tuoru-, iorpr1p anu
N'... i,u Ii'ile giIl,; blrloAc 800 An
I,1. " lt,on.l Mr.. q. W. Nunnelly So
...o. elected Mr.. ". i. hho"'e''
t-.s setter EIaca Wee, song ana t3plt'u'
..-. ilauIe Wells; song ana ftclt'lon'
i o.. Francisco; Concert company,
N..3-Df boa D,spair, bur'esque muslcH
I.. exercise. closed With the farce
"' n'fy Aunt, VISIT % CitH,. WIN t!e
.v.us c,.i: Aunt Peabody. Mss Aun'e
... Eleanor, Mis- EIoil HON; iatur'
f-- Minnie Joue-; Miriam, bliss LIu'"
I...t
llr 'adlc, with their rtireshmen's w toe
1903 bah wore literally pilFOhl%7d' ~
rc-rng Programme bss been arfAps'U
'.ul.hi
1.r Good Temular. Of Leader Lodge 1ad
Us. crowd 10 Their feast AZ - ven I'n
.fni-uf. ~ouo Of the bet musical ta'h'
% Stony Lodge, of RichmOod, was pres
t.'. ar- lu admirably hoe programme was
DD,i,d.
PERSONALS AND DRIEPs.
&c., g.. ". WeisiQer. Of this city, j.
rmD,I0i the committee appointed Dy Tue
rfl.si,f,' n,Cting few DAYS ago 20 FORM
IIsn aud bylaws Tor TIE assooclat'on;
DO, committee VIII report at the adl0urhcu
m,.ting 10 De held Frlday at the rooms OF
iirtfamher Of Commerce.
1ietwonew summer-cars that have oren
lo,eNfd by the Richmond and ManchesWI
ruoei.Eaiiway Company were placed on
uc Inc Yesterday. They are very eonioII1,
a1.c and are models Of beauty. Tne tn't s
onr wAl probably be received tbi' a'Ni
Iorg.
81 nchesfer was visited by very rei refresh,
ing f'in Yesterday aft moon. whicD ciuseu
ihe Dust % dlsspbepr, after winch tno
'.m0.pbeIe Was much ffesher ana in'i0
Pr.saui.
TIE ryCr remains very muddy, though
nol ibuch above common tide.
BIZ. II. A. Msurice, superintendent o.
GOODS Of this city, was 70 deliver the au'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Another offer.

Julien Blnford makes better Offer for a
half dine OF 1902. lie will now give five
gallons Of his Splendid xxx Whisky.
which lac sells for 81 a gallon, for bali
dime Of 1902, in good order. II you can't
ser such half dime, try some OF this whis-
key ouy how. II Is q superior article, and
YOU can buy It at 81 per quart.
JULIEN BNFORD,
1862 east Main street.
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obituary.

WNCuEsiru, Va, Juoe ii. j. Keller.
one 81 Tie proprietors OF the Capon Iron.
Works, died suddenly Of apopeXy thi.
ailOuoon at the Baltimore ald Ohio rail
rosd depot in Til, place while waiting for a
tram. Deceased lived in Wardensyille, W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

BELLE or Bourbon TEN ear-Old Wits.
hey. Sl.25 per quart bottle al druggists,
gIOccrs, wine merchants. As it l. abso.
lulely pure the offensive smell and taste OF
common Whiskey Is absent.
USExcELLED ron DYsPEPrIcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Medical, Men In Council.

CHIc,GO, June The thirty.eighth an.
null convention oi The American Medical
Association assembled in this city today.
The attendance Of physicians and surgeons
from all parts OF the country is uneNpeci-
Pdly large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
MARRIAGES.

GRIFFIN PARSONS.-Married, at ST. Pc
tors Cathedral. 10y Very Rev. A. Van De Vyyer,
JOHN NJ GRIFFIN, Of Fredericksburg, Va, 10
Miss YICKIE s. PARSONS, OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

p.,tr OF BOURBos Ten.Year-Old Wits.
L,D soeclalIy recommended by most emf.
n. nj pbysicisns whore sn alcoholic stimu.
,",' a. indicated. DO not take an inferior
article. si.25 per qusrt hottie. by
ai'''''' Hermann SCHMIDT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
HORSES. MULES. cows. &c.

EOR SALE BEING ABOUrENN
4 70 leave the city for some length OF ZS2A
time, and having 20 use for them, offor foe
sale privately and nj "A very reasonable price
my sorrel, daxcn name and tail, CARRIAGE
IOhSI~. They are handsome and warranted
sound and gentle. May be seen az my stable,
First aud Franklin streets.
Ies-lr CHARLES T.. WulrLOCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHAEGE.

BALTIMORE. ND, June 7.--vlrginia 6's, con
soIidaied, 49, DO. i0i0's 3SE; do. new 3's
Is North Carolina 6's. old. l.2. Bid to-day.